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Meta Quest 3S 128GB Feel safe to share the fun. Manage parental controls, check your child’s daily usage, add multiple users, share content and set permissions for everyone in the family. See child safety guidance online; Accounts for 10+. Explore thousands of unreal experiences with mixed reality, where you can blend digital objects into the room around you or dial up the immersion in VR. Have more fun with friends in Quest. Whether you’re stepping into an immersive game with people from around the world, watching a live concert together in Meta Horizon or inviting everyone over to cast your play onto the TV. Multi-tasking has never been this easy. Pull up multiple screens at once to browse the web, watch YouTube and direct message with friends — all while keeping your room in view. Turn any room into your own personal theater. Dim the space around you and watch on a giant, vibrant screen. Go all in with USB-C headphones, or plug in any 3.5mm headphones with a USB-C adapter (sold separately). Access social media apps like WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook Messenger so you can play while you stay in the group chat. Move with ultimate wireless freedom and lightweight comfort when you get your heart pumping in virtual workouts or use your whole body to bust ghosts in your living room. Enjoy powerful performance that brings virtual objects to life with 2X the graphical processing (GPU) compared to Meta Quest 2*. Use your hands to swipe through content or your Touch Plus Controllers for realistic sensations and fine-tuned precision. *Based on the graphic performance of the Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 platform vs the Meta Quest 2 platform. Feel safe to share the fun. Manage parental controls, check your child’s daily usage, add multiple users, share content and set permissions for everyone in the family. See child safety guidance online; Accounts for 10+.
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Customers find the virtual reality headset offers good value for money. They find it fun to use and enjoy watching others play with it. The headset quality is good, and customers are pleased with the graphics quality. However, some customers have mixed opinions on functionality, battery life, quality, and comfort.
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The distilled TKL essence of Everest
Everest Core is a minimalistic solution for the enthusiast that likes a slick and stylish design. Featuring per-key RGB lighting and double aluminum faceplates with a brushed and milled finish, Everest Core gives you all the eye candy you crave.
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Featuring patent-pending designs, Everest was created from the ground up to enable peak performance. The Everest Core can be upgraded easily with the separately sold Numpad with display keys, Media Dock with display dial and/or palm rest.
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We selected the gold standard of mechanical switches. Prefer something different? The modular approach makes it easy for you to replace the stock switches with any other compatible hot-swap variant, no soldering required.
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Your Everest is supported by our Base Camp software, designed and developed from the ground up to equip you with all the tools you need for your ascension. Base Camp primary design goal was balancing ease of use and flexibility, enabling you to set up your Everest keyboard precisely the way you want it, without being in your way.
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Rep. Mike Waltz (R-FL) shared that conversations about the prospect of Greenland joining the United States are important from a national security perspective.
President-elect Donald Trump is the latest U.S. leader to attempt to bring Greenland and its population of over 50,000 among its territories. As Trump’s incoming national security adviser, Waltz said this could be the latest move in a tug-of-war with Russia and China over the Arctic.
“Look, this is not just about Greenland. This is about the Arctic. You have Russia that is trying to become king of the arctic with 60 plus icebreakers, some of them nuclear-powered. You know how many we have Jesse? We have two, and one just caught on fire. This is about critical minerals,” Waltz said while on Fox News’s Jesse Watters Primetime. “This is about, as the polar ice caps pull back, the Chinese are now cranking out icebreakers and pushing up there as well. So it’s oil and gas, it’s our national security, it’s critical minerals.”
The minerals found in Greenland are used in the production of electric vehicles, wind turbines, and military equipment. In 2023, the most recent year the data was collected, mineral production in the U.S. alone made $105 billion.
Greenland geolocation is also a concern for Russian naval activity. The Greenland-Iceland-United Kingdom gap could prove to be an obstacle for any possible offenses.
This comes after Donald Trump Jr. visited Greenland but did not declare it a diplomatic mission on his father’s behalf. While there, the president-elect’s son promised a “symbiotic” relationship with all free nations.
Price: $103.34 (as of Jan 10, 2025 06:22:34 UTC – Details)
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The Sennheiser Gaming Bundle includes two complementary products to enhance your gaming audio experience. The G4ME ONE gaming headset delivers Sennheiser’s renowned sound with an open-back design optimized for exceptionally natural and spatial sound. Its noise-cancelling microphone ensures clear communication during intense multiplayer matches. To expand compatibility, the bundle includes the Sennheiser PCV 05 combo audio adapter. This compact adapter converts the G4ME ONE’s separate 3.5mm audio/mic jacks into a single 4-pole 3.5mm output for seamless use with PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, smartphones and more. Its 150mm cable length gives you flexibility in your gaming setup without clutter. With the G4ME ONE’s precise and natural soundscape paired with the PCV 05’s enhanced device support, this Sennheiser bundle has everything you need to immerse yourself in your favorite games. Sennheiser G4ME ONE headset with open acoustic design and noise-cancelling microphone for clear communication PCV 05 combo audio adapter allows compatibility with devices having a single 4-pole jack, like phones and tablets Headset with ergonomic design for enhanced comfort during long gaming sessions Adapter enables headset usage with PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Series X|S gaming consoles Headset splitter cable with 150 mm length and color-coded connectors for convenience
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Peter Hujar’s place in American photography was summed up aptly, and not a little harshly, deep within the biography of another photographer. Hujar’s career, Patricia Morrisroe wrote in Mapplethorpe, was “a shadow version” of her subject’s. “The two men might be compared,” she goes on, “to … Mozart and Salieri.”
Portraits in Life and Death; By Peter Hujar
Liveright; 100 pp., $265.00
So let’s compare. Both men were contemporaries in the two very small worlds of fine art photography and 1970s and ‘80s Lower East Side Manhattan, where their friends and their subjects overlapped. Indeed, their styles of black-and-white documentary portraiture could easily be confused, though neither liked the other’s work. Both were gay men who died of AIDS complications mere years apart — Hujar in 1987 at 53, Robert Mapplethorpe in 1989 at 42. Yet Hujar dwelled in Mapplethorpe’s shadow with what has been politely described as “secret fame.” Hujar’s ability to alienate art dealers and gallerists was almost directly proportional to Mapplethorpe’s talent for attracting them. Hujar all but quit after his AIDS diagnosis while the always prolific Mapplethorpe went into production overdrive.
The circumstantial comparisons have predominated in a dual misfortune of more distinctive contemporaries crowding him out (add Nan Goldin, Joel-Peter Witkin, and maybe Bruce Weber) and the simple scarcity of his work. This corrective was slow to come, as if his legendary abrasiveness lingered after death. His greatest recent exposure was through Hanya Yanagihara’s 2015 novel, A Little Life, using Hujar’s Orgasmic Man (1969) for its cover image. This was followed three years later by an exhibit in the Morgan Library, Peter Hujar: Speed of Life. Now Liveright has done the service of bringing out a new, more luxe edition of Portraits in Life and Death, Hujar’s only book in his lifetime and long out of print since its original 1976 publication. This invites more than artistic comparison but allows us to consider Hujar in total, on his own terms.
Originally brought out in paperback with a print run in the hundreds and opened with a brief, elliptical introduction Susan Sontag wrote from her hospital bed, Portraits, in the words of Benjamin Moser’s new foreword, acquired a “legendary status” in its time. Today it is “a symbol of a lost world: a world before AIDS; of a bohemian downtown New York whose lofts were filled with artists.” This is a peculiar pitch when you pursue the actual makeup of the book, which follows the title with the utmost literalness. The 40 total photographs are divided between 29 portraits of living subjects taken throughout the 1970s with 11 still-life photos of catacombs in Palmero, Italy, taken in 1963. The book even admits that there is “no necessary connection to the photographs themselves” outside of elegantly recalling the cycle we all follow. Yet something of the surrounding time and place cannot be entirely untethered from its contents.
Hindsight gives us an overcelebratory picture of a late-1970s New York City awash in boundless hedonism, gaudy style, and sprinkled with a tolerably glamorous crimewave. Yet in real time, it was, at best, a moment of solemn reflection. Amid the Lindsay-era hangover and the Son of Sam killings, New York arts woke up from a raucous party into a grimier aesthetic and a more insular mindset. Andy Warhol had retreated into gloomy abstraction, ceding his influence to John Waters. In turn, Candy Darling gave way to Divine and Cookie Mueller, The Velvet Underground to The New York Dolls and Suicide, and pop art to punk rock and no wave. To this, Hujar seemed no less attuned from his East Village loft. “The key word for the portraits,” he later said of the book, “is isolation. The aloneness is what’s frightening, that aloneness even looking at buildings.”
Photographer Peter Hujar poses for a May 1986 portrait in Bayonne, New Jersey. (Bob Berg/Getty Images)
Hujar envisioned Portraits as being like a visual novel. The story, such as it is, is one of repose and shadows, as much emotionally as aesthetically. The life portraits are an assemblage of America’s cultural margins of that time, in the true sense of the word. Though subjects like William S. Burroughs, Susan Sontag, John Ashbury, John Waters, Divine, and Fran Lebowitz have acquired iconic status over the years, they easily blend with the surrounding crop of drag performers, actors, artists, writers, scenesters, and sex workers. They all coexist in a morning-after grayscale.
All play against type. Choreographer Kenneth King is stiff and slyly asymmetrical with his combover and half-ruffled beard. Composer Robert Wilson sits against a grimy wall in muted contemplation. Painter Ray Johnson is just as vacantly pensive. Of the writers, John Ashbury is at a loss for words, Fran Lebowitz is low-energy, William Burroughs looks bored, and Edwin Denby seems to have nodded off; only Susan Sontag approaches blissful contentedness. Most noteworthy is Divine in a rare state of authenticity, lounging in something like a jumpsuit, his wigless head exposing a baldpate, his face partly made up, possibly whiskered, and conveying almost a relief at his own imperfection. Hujar’s self-portrait is harder to read, perhaps intently so. Even the more joyous self-portrait included in the foreword has a severity in the brow. It is one of honed alertness typical of his art and a restlessness typical of his Horatio Alger-gone-wrong life arc. Both are in stark contrast to what may be his most famous depiction, taken at his death by his all-purpose partner David Wojnarowicz.
Hujar’s own death photos are more illusive in meaning and less arresting in feeling. Visual narrative shifts more to tone in the final 11 portraits of decayed remains. As they predate the living portraits by a whole decade, they seem to play with composition and light rather than illumine a concise theme. They are more subdued and mediative than the staged grandiosity of Joel-Peter Witkin’s mangled corpses, yet they are less precise than Diane Arbus’s aestheticized attack-mode street portraiture. There is enough artistry to forestall the touristic, even as one moves through these final pages in more or less the same manner.
A better connective theme is suggested by Moser in his foreword: “Some of Hujar’s most disquieting pictures show Manhattan’s skyscrapers as tombstones. In his images of the World Trade Center, the passage of time has once again added to his foreboding.” If only that had been included, giving a more complete conception of Hujar as an urban chronicler in a mournful age. Unlike his famous contemporaries, he may be more remote from our own cultural aspirations. He lacks the cool polish of Mapplethorpe but retains a humanity his contemporary took pains to neutralize. He has all the candor of Nan Goldin but prefers solemnity to irreverence, an eternal maturity instead of an eternal youth. And for all its lack of shock, it still shows us what we’d rather not see: that the moment is more truthful and less pleasing than its memory.
